The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-05

bUCQ pECEhE6bs huu tuo WIN uallb hetSe
as we'll, and even better than the cut
nails. This explains why the nail lacto.
riea here desire to nupply tho domsud tor
wiro nails, II they can make both kinds,
Of course they will have tho inside track
on the market" !i&5
MANUFACTURING NoTRs. ~
The Elson Glass Company reports buni-
ness good. (, }l>'S.l. A 4. .5f
The Union glass works will bo sold No
vembcr ID. IA. 6s.sa
The slasu trslois picking up on account
Of fears OF strike. I NJ ), 2
The LaBello factory is running until 0
o'clock In the evenings. i5.}
The Laughlin mill went on with q full
force yesterday morning.
The Quaker City window house is in
full operation and making good glaes. RI
The Martins Ferry blast furnace ia
making from IS to 90 tons Of good iron
daily. 7. zg
J. J. Hogan, Eastern agent Of the Buck
eye Lantern Company, was in the city
yesterday. 5..5-,tsslti. s1E
The Bellaire bottle works still has aome
trouble with pots, one or two having bsen
set this week. = !. i. +.
A monster shearing machine Tor trim.
ming the edges OF sheets has been put III
tho Standard mill.
Six or seven glaesworkers employed in
tho Buckeye will DO married by January
!. 80 report says. 50
Richard Jenkina, OF Bellaire, leaves to.
dsy for Hammond, Ind. He will work in
the new steel works thers.
Baltim ore & Ohio officials have promised
Barnesvillo q new depot and o eide track
three.Iourths oil q mile long.
William johnson, OF Gravel Hill, hat
gone to Hammond, Ind, where hs will
locste to work in the nail mill.
Croxisr Brothers have manufactured
some line fire brick out Of the clay found
GU the Rockerahousen farm south o.
Bellaire. III
| Twelve girls in Barry's knitting factory
at Caldwell, in ten hours knit fifty dozen
pairs Of stockings. One girl led the crowd
with nine pairs.
| W.O. Stewart, OF the Bsllaire Stamping
| Works, has returned from successful
business trip through the Eastern States
in the interest Of the firm.
The advance that was granted the Ba!ti
moro & Ohio coal miners at Heslop &
Co.'e, Robinson's, Kids, Stewart 4
Mecban's aud Morgsn's was made coudi.
tionally, and the Executive Board will Get
on tbs matter on the 10Th.
Tho iron trade is not as brisk ga A few
weeks ago. The falling of is accounted
for by some manufacturers, who say tina!
this Is the SEASON OF the year for taking
stock; also that jobbors have bought all
they need ior the present. IL
In the frat week OF December meeting
Of representatives Of the steel work.
ers under the jurisdiction Of the Anal.
gamated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers will be held at Pittsburgh to
formulate scale for the coming year.
Good progress is being made on the
construction Of the pottery ct the Yves!
Virginia China Company III North Wheel.
ing and also in the alteration Of the ar.
wick China Companys buildings, the old
Riverside Furniture factory, in the Fifth
ward. - g.
1t is givsn out that an extensive new
FIRE brick works will probably be built at
Empire, by steubsnville and Wheeling
capitalize. The informant sisted the par.
ties have an option on the land and Ere
clay privilege, and the matter Is under
confederation, and a conclusion will be
roc oh l6 n q fauc dovu sr1iTs .zF- E.s' sgg.r
The Laughlin mill shipped about 80, 600
kegs OF nails last week. On Monday one
order WAS received ior 5000 kegs of eight.
penny, 500 kegs Of twenty penny and 500
kegs Of ten-penny. Selt.ieedela have been
put on nearly all OF the cold mschinou,
John @. Gould's self.feeder was tried last
week and broken, some OF the paris not
being right. a few changer will be made
after which it will be given another trial.
The blueing machines, which usually get
through about 2 P, Nj, have been working
till 6 lately on account OF the big demand
for nails. All Of the cold machines work.
ed on Monday night to fill a special order
on Tuesday. The heating department.
lost one day last week on account Of
water. Samuel Westwood, mailer, has 70.
signed and secured a position as SCRAP.
per" in the Esna mill. James Deyers has
secured his job. John Scott, mailer, has re-
signed and David Ray, OF New Csstle, hss
his Job. William Wetherald, mailer, will
reeign and 90 to Findlsy, where no will
keep books In his fathers wire nail mill,
Harry Wetherald, the mansgar, will 70.
aisn January i, to take the management
OF the esme mill. y; " 2 III Z: - Ir'.|